Jefferson City High School - Marcullus Yearbook (Jefferson City, MO)

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014. 'C'-40 4-1 - ?fuf'4 J' 4 . . r 7 P 5 KAY COLLEEN AHERN: A twinkle in her eyes spells funll' French Cluh, 56-58 58, Re n a , 7- , Q24 Editor, 58, Latin Club, Vice-President, 58, J. C. Players, 58, Heaven Can I I CA A! ROGER ALBERTS: Stand aside all great men, here comes another one. . .E. 57- 8, ic esi ,Z for all plays, 56-58. i JOE ALLEN: A boy who will succeed. 1 J I Z4 HAROLD ANGERER: His words are long enough to run in serials. Honor Society Boys' ate, 57, C. .E. 57-58. ' fi 7 JOY AUSTIN: Not very tall, not very small, but loved by all. V JOHN AVERY: Yours received, we are all out of halos in your sizef'-St. Peter. Choir, 57-58. ROSINA MAE BACON: Every day she grows sweeter and sweeterf, GARY BAILEY: A true student-in football. Football, 56-58. JOYCE BAILEY: Just pep, personality, and popularity. Jayettes, 56-58, Drill Leader, 56-57, President, 57-58, Home- coming Attendant, 57, Marcullus Ad Staff, 57-58, Student Council, 57-58, Scholastic Achievement Award, 57, Best All-Around Girl, 58. MARY LOU BANDELIER: None preaches better than the ant, and she says nothing. JUDY BARKER: Shiny eyes and pretty hair-who can know what mystery's there? Jayettes, 56-57, Choir, 56-58, New Moon. 57, Bi-igadoonf' 58. CAROLYN ANN BARNARD: She goes about disturbing none. FRED BARNES: A quiet boy-he doesn't snore in class. C.O.E., 57-58, Choir, 57. DICK BARNETT: Just like x , you can't find his equal. Band, 56-58, Boys' State, 57, Student Body President, 57-58,, J. C. Players, 57-58, Vice-Pres. 57-58, Dear Ruth, 57, Arsenic and Old Lace, 57, Heaven Can Wait, 58, Honor Society, 57-58, Spanish National Honor Society, 57-58, President, 57-58, Rotary Boy of the Month, 57. MARY JEANNE BATCHELOR: There's music on her lips and in her fingertips. Jayettes, 56-58, J. C. Players, 56- 58, Secretary, 57-58, lane Eyre, 56, Girls' State, 57, Honor Society, 57-58, Choir, 56-58, Chorale, 57-58, New Moon, 57, Brigadoon, 58, Marcullus Literary Staff, 57-58.

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niord GEORGE BECK: My father taught me to workg he did not teach me to love it. J. C. Player, 56-57. LEON BECK: All you need in life is ignorance and confidence, and then success is sure. C. O. E. 57-58, Band, 56- 585 Golf, 58. RONALD GORDON BENSON: I like a girl with a good head on my shoulder. Band, 56-58. GENE BICKEL: Quiet guy, but don't let his quietness fool you. DIANA BLUE: You'1l recognize her by her grace and the smile thatls on her face. Jayettes, 56-58, French Club, 56-58. PEGGY JOYCE BOGG: She liked to like people, therefore people liked her. Jayettes, 56-58g French Cluh, 57-583 Band, 56-58. PATRICIA HALE BOCLE: Sizes are often deceiving, sometimes a woman's thumb has a man under it. Jayettes, 56- 58g Choir, 56-583 New Moon, 575 Brigadoon, 58. DENNIS BOHRER: W hen I feel like exercise, I lie down until the feeling passes. Band, 56-58, President, 57-585 Track, 56-583 Boys' State, 57. JOHN ISAAC BROCKMAN: The way to fight a woman is with your hat, grab it and run. Scenic Design for all plays, 57-58. PAUL BRUEMMER: Worries little, studies less, his idea of happiness. SANDRA BRUMMET: Exciting as an unopened telegram. J. C. Players, 583 Heaven Can Wait, 58. CHARLES G. BRYAN, JR.: I may be little, but I may be heard. Latin Club, 57-583 J.C. Players, 58, Arsenic and Old Lace, 58. BETTY JANE BUESCHER: A star in the firmament of athleticsf' Band, 56-58. BETTY JANE BUL'lw1,-INN: Good nature is an asset, so she will never be bankrupt. Band, 56-57, Honor Society, 57-58. LAWRENCE BURNETT: The most I can do for my friends is to be their friend.